3 Valley Gap Heritage Ghost Town is located at the head of Three Valley Lake in the spectacular Monashee Mountains of the Kootenays region of British Columbia. It is surrounded by steep mountain peaks that carry snow on their tops for much of the summer and gush with waterfalls from the spring runoff. With the European style, Chateau in the foreground, and the dramatic mountains, waterfalls, and lake in the background the area resembles something you would possibly see in Switzerland.
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Rainbow Falls, Monashee Provincial Park
Rainbow Falls is a sight to behold with its spectacular and powerful waterfall raging down the mountain, being fed by Spectrum Creek which comes from Spectrum Lake. The falls are located in the spectacular and remote Monashee Provincial Park, British Columbia. Rainbow Falls is one of many incredible attractions throughout the park and is quite a long drive from civilization to get there, so making them one stop on your hiking journey would probably make the most sense.
Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park
Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park is a great day-use park situated in the Fraser Valley in between the cities of Chilliwack and Hope, British Columbia, Canada, and around 1.5 hours to Vancouver. It is tucked up against the massive alpine mountain range known as the Northern Cascades. It features a picnic area for families as well as a short hiking trail that leads to a gorgeous 60-meter waterfall that gets its name for the obvious reason that the cascading water resembles a brides veil
Nanaimo River
The Nanaimo River is situated south of the city of Nanaimo on the east coast of beautiful Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The river is abundant in swimming holes, small beaches, and lagoons that are perfect for a family picnic, or day trip. There are also many miles of great hiking trails going up and down the river that take you through the gorgeous lush green rainforest. The water is amazingly clear allowing you to seen right to the bottom in many spots and during the summer months can warm up to around 25C (77F).
Guide to Travel Lillooet
Lillooet is a quaint little town with dramatic mountain scenery and is located within the Fraser Canyon and Bridge River Country region of British Columbia, Canada. It is well known for its indigenous history and to this day the majority of the population is First Nations.
Ambleside Park Beach, West Vancouver
Ambleside Park features a gorgeous sandy beach in West Vancouver and a walking trail that connects to the other beaches along the West Vancouver Centennial Seawalk. Ambleside Park is a great place to spend a summer day picnicking with the family and watching the wildlife swim by, such as the harbor seals, which are common in Vancouver’s bays.
West Vancouver Centennial Seawalk
West Vancouver Centennial Seawalk is popular 1.7-km walking and biking trail that takes you alongside picturesque beaches and provides spectacular views looking out at the Burrard Inlet. The Centennial Seawalk provides visitors with the perfect spot to stop at one of the many benches and watch the summer sunset.
Jericho Beach, Vancouver
Jericho Beach is located west of the Kitsilano neighborhood in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is part of Jericho Beach Park, which is a popular attraction in the city of Vancouver and features food concessions, a soccer field, a baseball field, tennis courts, picnic tables, public washrooms, beach volleyball nets, as well as a peaceful pond for bird and wildlife watching.
Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden, Vancouver
The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is the very first Chinese garden in history to be built outside of the country of China. It is located within Vancouver, British Columbia’s Chinatown, and is the oldest of its kind in Canada.
Okanagan Beach Club
Formally known as Lake Okanagan Resort, the Okanagan Beach Club features 300 acres of Okanagan wilderness which has been set aside to create a wonderful vacation destination. Lake Okanagan Resort is perfectly tucked into the lush forests of the Okanagan Lake’s, Westside Road, and only 20 minutes away from the gorgeous city of Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.
Okanagan College Connector Trail
The Okanagan College Connector Trail is situated on the south end of the city of Vernon, British Columbia, Canada, and has marvelous views of Okanagan Lake as well as Swan Lake to the north. You can start your hike at either Fulton Secondary School or from Mission Road which has a baseball diamond and some parking spaces.
Sicamous River Front Nature Park
Sicamous river Front Nature Park is situated right next to the mighty Shuswap Lake in the picturesque village of Sicamous, British Columbia, Canada. It has family-friendly walking and hiking trails that lead you through a beautiful forest alongside the Eagle River. The trail is a loop with a parking lot on Silver Sands Road.
Mill Creek Regional Park
Mill Creek is an easy and relaxing hike that is great for the entire family. It is located near Kelowna, British Columbia that takes you through a beautiful green forest alongside a creek that is abundant in small waterfalls and natural swimming pools. One of the bigger waterfalls in the park is perfect for jumping in and there is a small cliff if your brave enough to dive in.
Evelyn Falls Trail
Evelyn Falls is a picture-perfect natural waterfall that is nestled in the lush green forests and tucked into the mountains that surround the quaint lakeside village of Anglemont, British Columbia. The falls is a relatively unknown gem of the Shuswap region and is surrounded by a vast area of dense BC wilderness.
A Great Attraction in Every Province of Canada
Canada is a vast and massive land and is in fact the second-largest country in the world, but only in terms of land area and it has a relatively low population given its large size. There are many great attractions in Canada and so much to see and explore. Being such a big country means many differences in landscapes, climates, wildlife, culture, and even languages. One could have a lifetime full of adventures just staying within Canadian borders.
10 Reasons to Visit British Columbia
British Columbia, Canada is an incredible province and has a lot of attractions for visitors who are lucky enough to come to this great land.
15 Picturesque Locations in the Okanagan Valley
The Okanagan Valley is a popular and relatively well-known tourist destination throughout Canada and is making its claims to fame on the international level as well. With its many photogenic qualities and world-class wineries, it’s no surprise why people flock here in droves during the summer months. The Okanagan has over 50 lakes for public usage and enjoyment
Provincial Parks of the North Okanagan Valley
One of Canada’s most prized possessions has to be the gorgeous Okanagan Valley, which is located in the province of British Columbia, also well known for its incredible beauty. A milder climate, more sunny days than the national average, lakes galore, along with an abundance of wineries and orchards draws in over 3.5 million tourists per year. Okanagan Valley has over 50 lakes for public enjoyment
Guide to Travel Vancouver
Being the most populous city in the province of British Columbia, Canada, Vancouver boasts a whole host of activities, especially during the summer months. Having a metro population of roughly 2.4 million and being one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world, makes Vancouver a very interesting cultural melting-pot. Foods from every part of the world can be found here and foodies can go on wild adventures with their taste buds.
Guide to Travel Okanagan Valley
The Okanagan Valley, British Columbia is a truly unique place when it comes to Canada. It is a produce growing paradise, where travelers from near and far can come and try the many different varieties of fruits and vegetables, offered during the summer months. The population of this valley swells in the warm season due to the vast numbers of lakes and endless amounts of sun. Possessing a semi-arid valley floor surrounded by alpine mountains, the Okanagan has a climate for everybody.